zimbabwe civil servants

The opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has claimed that the decision by the Government of Zimbabwe to pay civil servants bonuses basing on on performance appraisal reports is meant to punish those who engage in job action…
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Civil servants have given the government a 14-day notice to address their salaries otherwise, on expiry, they will go on a nationwide industrial action.
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“They only speak without taking action. They promised free education, free healthcare, free electricity, but those promises have not been fulfilled. Trade unionists have been criminalised and whenever workers try to demonstrate, they are…
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Marvellous Kumalo: "It is disturbing that whilst the government is charging some services in United States Dollars, civil servants continue to receive their salaries in local currency and worse still, these salaries are far below the…
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Government has for the second month running paid salaries to uniformed forces including the secret service that are almost double what ordinary civil servants are currently earning, Nehanda Radio has established.
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Zimbabwe is on the verge of a complete shutdown as private and public sector workers as well as college students plan to take to the streets.
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Zimbabwe’s public sector workers on Friday rejected a government offer to nearly double salaries for the lowest paid employees because it was not enough to cushion them against soaring prices, their union said.
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Zimbabwe police on Wednesday blocked a handful of public sector workers from marching to government offices with a petition demanding better pay, reneging on an earlier pledge to allow the demonstration.
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Police in Zimbabwe have given public sector workers permission to march for better pay on Wednesday in what is widely seen as a test of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s willingness to tolerate dissent.
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Finance minister Mthuli Ncube and his Labour ministry counterpart Sekai Nzenza are in a quandary as civil servants yesterday declared a massive demonstration next Wednesday over unfulfilled promises by government.
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